The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31
KAlNSBOKO.

March Goth, 1887.
John Turley has been quite sick for several
days with fever
Henry Hettinger returned home from Pike
county Friday last
John Roger moved into his residence on
Main street this week.
W. @ New II returned Saturday from busi-
ness trip to Columbus.
Treasurer J. NJ. Hiestand passed through
here saturday evening.
Miss Carrie Brown attended the H. G. T. A.
at Lynchburg Saturday.
Rev. J. I. Taggsrt spent Tuesday and We'd
nesdsy at Jeffersonville.
Miss N A. Bell, of Pisgah, is the guest of
her cousin, Miss Dora Sans.
Mrs. Daniel Weyer, Of Washington G. H., is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
The NJ E sunday School will be re-organ.
lied st the close OF the school next Sunday.
The Democrats will hol their convention at
New Petersburg to-day (ruesdsy) 2p. m.
Newell & Holt have contracted for machinery
with which to make flour by the roller process.
O. NJ. Epperson Las purchased the farm of
Daniel Weyer, deceased, for the SUN of %, 800
Mrs. J. W. Dewitt has been spending several
days ct Washington y. H., visiting her son
William.
J.. 3. W. Spargur, of Bainbridge, took his
goods by wagons through this place to Hills
boro Friday.
James Brown and wife, Of D..v..l,. were
the guests Of A. W. Redkey and family Sstur.
Gay aud Sunday.
On account Of the measle epidemic the pub.
lie schools Of this place will remain closed an.
other week at least.
Another of sanford Roads little girls Il
down with fever. The first one that took sicl
IL greatly improved.
w. Buud /, John Shipton. William Sanders
and number Of others have taken the measles
since our last report.
Isms Troth, Of Lynchburg, was visiting
friends and attending to some legal business
in this vicinity last week.
Mrs. Jane Roberts was called tn South Salem
some days since, to care for her son Edward
who Is down with the measles.
John Russell and wife visited their son Viii
liam aud J. h Wiokersham and their families
at Greenfield Wednesday aud Thursday.
Uncle David Hulitt, whose wife died on.
year sRo, has decided to spend the remnant o.
his days with the family Of O. NJ. Epperson.
| Miss Kate Langley, of Hillsbnro, was th,
guest OF Miss Lizzie Beavers last week. They
visited Columbus together the latter part o.
the week.
An aged lady, wi low Of Daniel Grabill, dice
at the home Of her nephew, John Snider, two
miles s"uth OF Carmel Saturday, and the re
maius were brought to the Roads cemetery fo
interment Sunday.
The Prohibit nists Of this township nomi
mated the following ticket Treasurer, J. W
Dewitt; Clerk, John Ulen Trustee, William
Eskine Assessor, 8. P, James Scott Assessor
N. F., Anderson Mckinney.
Miss Jessie Spsrgur has been employed I,
teach the spring term In No 7. Miss Maggie
Spsrgur in No. 2, Miss Ella Keelor near th
Point, aud Miss Annie Keelor In the Houp dis
trict, Liberty township. They all begin Apri
4th.
The Paint township Republican convention
last Saturday evening wss quite largely st
tended. The following cket was nominsted
Treasurer, J. I. Tsggsrt; Jlsrk. H L. Gsrre I
Trustee. J. n. Grim; Assessor. 8. PIP. B
Harrington; Assessor, N. p, Milton Mont
gomery Constables, 7. u. Ferguson, Thoma
Cunningham.
Friday morning last as Harry Brown an,
Mise Cl 70 Pulse were driving leisurely sloul
the Newell Mill road, just this side Of the resi-
dence OF Andrew Sans, their horse took frigh
and turn. d suddenly around, upsetting th
buggy and throwing them both out, but for
tunately neither Was seriously hurt. Tn
horse ran short distance and was caught
having received no injury beyond the fright
The buggy was slightly damaged.